Harrison Tasoff is a science communicator and liaison involved in research and dissemination across diverse disciplines. He believes that the fruits of discovery belong to humankind and strives to connect people of all backgrounds with new findings and the theories in which they fit. He aims to build networks and facilitate collaboration between scientists, communicators, and professionals in applied fields to make science more effective and discoveries more relevant.

 

Harrison has covered research from conservation to astrophysics, with a particular affinity for ocean issues. He writes for adults, children, and specialists, and produces videos, audio stories, and press releases. His work has appeared in outlets such as Scientific American, Smithsonian, Space.com, Live Science, and Hakai magazine.

 

Harrison pursued his curiosity into the natural sciences, and along the way became just as interested in sharing discoveries as making them. After four years studying mathematics, he decided to channel his enthusiasm and unbridled curiosity, transitioning into a career in science communication.

 

In his free time, Harrison enjoys hiking, tidepooling, and collecting minerals. He considers himself an amateur naturalist with a penchant for native plants.